Crime Year 8

For the next couple of weeks, you are going to delve into the genre crime stories. Firstly you will discuss crime and read crime stories...

There after you'll write your own crime story.

For the next couple of weeks, you are going to delve into the genre crime stories. You are going to watch, read and work with a short crime stories, so you get the feel of it. As a part of this, we will discuss and state our opinions  about and what sorts of crimes there are.

When you have gotten the inspiration and ideas of how to write and different kind of crimes, you are going to write your own story

Goals:
- improve reading comprehension
- improve your speaking
- improve writing skills
- extend vocabulary

Lessons:
- read/watch/discuss crime stories (groups/class)
- write your own text
- peer response

Assessment:
- lesson work
- participation
- listen/reading comprehension test
-written crime story

 

LGR -11
- express themselves and communicate in speech and writing,
- use language strategies to understand and make themselves understood,
- adapt language for different purposes, recipients and contexts, and

 

Time plan: 

week	Monday	Friday	Homework
42	Watch “The Murder on the Orient Express”	Finish “The Murder on the Orient Express”	-
43	Introduction discussion go through plan/goals “Was it a crime?” exercises words for homework	“Was it a crime?” exercises discuss / list crimes “Top 10 Most Famous Robberies ...” pair up re-write	words for Monday w.45 from “Was it a crime?”
44	AUTUMN BREAK	AUTUMN BREAK
45	homework check read/discuss crimes “The Five Orange Pips” discuss/summarize words for homework	finish read/discuss crimes  “The Five Orange Pips” LISTENING COMPREHENSION (practise homework)	words for Monday w.46 crime words/irregular verbs
46	homework check READING COMPREHENSION	“The Black Cat” introduce writing structure/read examples own plan
47	write crime story	write crime story
48	write crime story - peer response	Finish crime story - turn in	Turn in crime story the last lesson this week.